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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
"DOWN WITH THE GoVERNMENTS
THIS THE RALLYING CRY OF THE SOCIALISTS AT
ONE or THEIR ME TINCs

THIS THE RALLyING CRY OF THE SOCIALISTS AT
ONE or THEIR ME- TINGs
German Branch No. OF the United Order Of American
Carpenters and Joners held meeting in Clarendon
Hall last night 20 reporters" the to any
newspaper wbe sought admission. When the doors
were securely fastened 10 keep out all armed with
credentials, President II. RUBBING took the chair.
Everything was proceeding amicably when q member
made motion OF political nature The chairman re-
fused TO ain any motion about politics and pro-
ceeded give for his action when every Of
the 900 present tried to speak ut The chairman
failing to restore order stepped and out. followed
by than hair the gathering As they left the hall
they greeted with eers and Kisses In the exvite
ment reporter entered the hall.
X. Strenpel took the cnsir and hogan to deliver n
strong political address He followed by an into III
gcntlooking map who was bronzed evidently from eI
ppsure IN the He sal that the union would be
better of by leaving politics TO Potician' He did not
op,%ons did NOT suit his h.arers sSiwurt yomss man
said he in favor OF politics in the organization. lie
wanted candidates selected from the union who
genuine workingmen. and not so merely In name:
He also wantel three delegates appointed 10 AT end
the Socialists conference nj Webster Hall night. His
speech voclferouly cheered Another member with
pronounced SocIastic tendencies began rand tirade
against Henry George an his party He said he did not
believe in being tail to Mr. Georges kite, and con-
tnued:
d"% that the &c % on sS
unto sgan." Tue seltronstituted chairman at this
c oSouss hustle. s oa M suSins sns
onns down 5r. & BY and his s excited
IN the hall upstair' alBost 10 20 iasts. He
will report the whole matter 10 the Executive Com.
mittee
The socialists OF the XvIIth Assembly District cele
braicd their separation from he United Labor Party Of
that district by a meeting nj which tho warcry whs
with the United states Government" In itto
barr,om in the %. No sos Ninth-aye the
held. Eighfy-four OF Mosts tru-
friends crowded into the little room.
Each In his turn between drinks stood on beer keg
which high table and waved the red flag. re-
peatiny the following seuience Down with rhs United
States Government! Down with Henry George! Hur-
IA John SWlutOu. the wOrklngm frirndi"
OF Reporter in here" raise md every rson who
had pencil and piece OF paper or newspaper IN his
Possession hustled out into the street
The Committee on Pltiorm OF the Webster Hall con-
ference Inc IN executive srs>ion at the Office OF The
Lrodey in Wlia-s, last evening. and agreed upon the
draf OF declaration Vt principles which will be pre-
scented and probably adopted by the conference to-day
Editor Jonas OF the yokseiiug one OF the committee,
said that nothing less than redeclara-
fnIIr anrA aun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
DIED.

Jals Rsss r.. YEA. As 81 widow the late
Notice Of funeral hereafter
BATTERsBy-on SUNDAY. septsmber 1887. a. hi, late
Sc s..4 9' s,.Iy TIE c w. Joseph ba'o'
BuRTls-At his resistance 81 Second Place Brooklyn.
rs ats shor: lines 4Tns sSr' If. late
Thurs sv. September 8. st2p m.
cLEvELASD1A orang ,s y j. September o. 1881. Will
Funeral services at 81 Marks ohur;h Taur,iw 9th
Train leaves Barclay and Christopher ss, via L. and
w. r. r.. at $50 and $40 IN
1884, John W. Davis second son pi the late Dr. John
This funeral service. WIN be held at st. Mark. Church
September :! at i o'slock.
GAsToN-At somorvlle. N. j.. September T. 1887. Ida NJ
Funeral econd Reformed Church. somcrviIle
M, on frii 3pm
Of Dr. Mst B. and Elizabeth p Mann 81
Buffalo. n. Y. agei IL years.
Aaand s .s Pnc Mns sad daughter Of
Jos-Dh IIavllan o. Glens Fails. N. y
MAKshALL-.s Ha.tin ss-on HI,son on the I'm inst,
after lingering ilIness. Corneia E. vile oil Henry r.
Notice OF funerI lere stter.
MURPHY-At seabrght n. j.. on MONDAY September S.
Mary Cecilia Youngest daughter OF the late James and
and friends attend funeral
her late s. e,e 70 East 4G,hst on THURSDAY sh inst
i 1sSSs sios * 'A ''A'i'" ' ''" ''''''
s3ns7 cevsaa eldest eAa Of sidney ary
SACK ETT-Passei quietly Mon lay. September s.
Art~mus T.. SacketI In tho S5th OF his ace
his residence at Ltgow. Duchess Co,
" Y, Frittf. tho 9th asst. atI
SwEET-At the residence Of daughter. Mrs. T. Lind
sew on Tues mornng Mrs Jane o. sweet, the 10Th
year herase
Funeral services from Zon Church. WappiDger's Falls
" T.. at O'Clock n. THURSDAY.
wRIGHr-At crown Point n: y; Tuesday. September
l. . Wright OF BrpDSlri " 10 his sd year
Grown Point Thursday. september 8 at III
Iptermrn ut at BrihD0rt. VI
WoOD-Ou september g. Henrv Wool, brother ofthe Hon
BENJAMIN and the Ia Hon Fernando " Ood-
frlens are Ivts 10 attend his mineral nc
Holy Trinity Church. 5b-ave. and l25thst. Thursday
X ptember J. at ~ 0rock
Ersan md
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WIRES PULLED BY INSPECTOR FRANEY.
GOVERNOR HILLS LABOR PARTY PERFORMS TIKI
TASK ASSIGNED 1T.


TASK ASSIGNED 1T.
ROCHESTER, Sept tspeeoh.-The convention Of the
assistant Democrats finished its labors and went home
to night 1t Gale order shortly before 10 O'Clock
a and the report OF the Committee on Legislative
Records presented by T. j. Doyle, o Albany In the
Senate report favorable mention made OF eleven Re
Nelson. Connrly, Knapp. sloan Pitts Walker and We'd
der cassed dodgers 1t will be that the Com
mittee was careful to select the RepuD,
lican leaders in the Senate, Pitts and
Sloan. for their denunciat on. The Assembly report
makes special mention OF tyfour or whom forty three
Democrats The second class includes the names OF
foryseven Assembymen. who had the COURAGE To vote
against three or more OF the orgsnzatons pet
schemes. All are Republicans except DefeD-
dorf, OF Monroe. The dodgers iist contains
two five names sixteen Republicans and nine Demo
erals Having aopted this report the convention passed
number or resolutions Tho only ono that accustomed
any dispute WAS the following offered yeste day ny
franey, OF Buffalo:
Rssoiped That hereafter person holding political posi-
ton National annist shall be eligible
~ Office in this body the executive eommiitee
The factory Inspector said that he had offered this
f8fion that outside parties could not misreprrsent
the bottom Of the resolution adopted at the Labor
Convention condemning the factory inspectors
and the Slate GARD Of Arbitration. After
the factory inspector had said his say his satellites in
Franey, however virtuonsly refused to go
on the Executive Committee. Tho report
OF the Committee Legislation was adopted
s1 bills were Rre'snts on Tho WHICH T,, the sss
is the one establishing state Bureau o,
Printing The executive committee was named
according to Inspector Franey's dictation. The
committed chose p. J. Doyle. Of Albany, Tor chair
Charles II. wright OF Rochester, for secretary, and
George Blair for treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-08
CONTESTS At HE PRIMARIES
SEVERAL DISTRICTS WHY'RE RIVAL FACTIONS WILL


SEVERAL DISTRICTS WHY'RE RIVAL FACTIONS WILL
JOIN ISSUE.
The Republican primaries tomorrow for the election
OF delegates 10 the State Convention promise 10 be
sharply contested In several districts In the Ist District
Frank Redmond and his friends will present an opposi-
ton ticket tho Que put the field by John Grimes and
those who made the sucressfu hght In the spring. The
Grimes ticket will win.
In the With District John Simpson and Frank snyder
Will face their OLD opponent John strebng The contest
PROMISES To be lively.
Meade John p. wndoph and Colonel John W. Marshall
sprague and Knox Nc ifee on tn. other side hut
hoped that wise counses will prevail and the primary he
OF the most warmly contested Of all.
That there will bs hot primary in the xvIth District
declares that he has his odime legion with him such
Is no. the information that comes to John ~ W. Kieen,
Henry Rropf Richard Lnsh and others who made the
successful hight against the Captain last spring Nearly
10J new members have been admitted since these young
they do beat the CAPTAIN by at least $50 majority.
In the Xvit there will DO the same old contest be-
sim0nson ticket
trict Leroy T. Crane declares that the contest begun
last spring will he continued ut every primary and cleo
q ticket headed bv ConSrcssman Ashbe P. Fitch, John
A. EagIeson George b. Brown and others generally well
known AS delegates and altcrnates
The Enrolled kepublicans OF the XXIst District mot
last eve.ing ut Morton Hall No 8 asst Fifty ni.th.st.
The president. John Y. Plummer occupied tie chair
Secretary Chal r. Sanford presented the report OF The
committee appointed to nominate delegates to the state
Convention. be voted for follows: ele-
gates-Ehhu Root Edward Mitchell. Ernest a. Crosby,
Jacob lies, Alfred r. whitney. Alternates-Richard A.
Lewis, William 14rary. Benjamin l.. Ludngton. william
Brooke,d. Robert H. shannon. On the Recommendation
OF tho district Committee resolution was sdop ed re-
questng the delegates TO endeayOr ~ have embodied IN
the platform 10 be adopted at the convention saement
OF the belief of the party In National and state WI
Service Reform laws and criticism VI tn" present Att
mnstraon for having prostued the public service W
partisan ends under hypocrtca pretence OF BELIEF In
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Trouble IN An ATHLETIC CLUB.
TEE BROOKLYN ASSOCIATION wITHDRAws FROM
TIE NATI0NAI nRaANIzAIION.

THE BROOhLfN A6cOClAilON h"OA~
THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION
By unanimous vote OF its Board OF 1overnors last
siabt. the Brooklyn Athletic Association decdea 10
withdraw from the Ma ioual Amateur Athletic Asso.
es,ion and hereafter there Is reas N to suppose wi"
take part in the athletic contests OF the season.
This lou the result Of difference that mas e1-
jsed tor some time between the BROOKLYN and the
honal Associations The immediate cause oi the ro D.
n re came IN the form OF letter from the iationai As'
ISOLATION directing the Bro"kvn organization to dis
charge its trainer AMI manager f. W. johnson IL was
that ct the games OF the Some OF St George at
Rideewood Park ia the spring Johnson allowed MEM
bers of he club to compete tor prizes when no knew
professional was entered under assumed name and
also thet other members Of tie clob knew H. This
professional Won prise aud the tact cause1 great
deal OF talk. The matter was brought to the atten-
ton CT he National body. which, without waiting to
bear from the brooklyn Club on the oase sent The
letter OF ceDsuIe
But il isgeneray understood that the Brooklyn Club
VS. read = for withdrawal. There cert an per-
sous in il that the majority wanted to get nd OF and
for this the ton taKen last night caused little
surprise.
The Brooklyn Athletic Association has been in ex-
ietepce about two years. Ii was formerly known rs
the old Williamsburg At letic Club. AS Of present
constituted IL 10 not club bu, corr Grafton
trollsd BY the De Kalb Avenue Railroad. The men-
bers the association have prs ctcay voice 10 its
Affairs sno they complain of too much government.
been started to re-esfabsh tie old Williamsburg
Athle 10 Club. There viii; be a mos ing IN kn cker-
booker Hall in Nc stranL-ave Tuesday evening to
nousider this